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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
I would've posted this yesterday, but LJ was acting up & I couldn't log on. I finished late Monday night & overall, I was impressed.
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2 public entries in a row. I must be trippin'
lihan161051 linked to this in his journal and I'm posting it here because I think it paints a very scary picture of what might be going on in our own backyards without our knowledge.
Hate crimes you may not know about This infuriates and scares me, because this stuff is happening in my own state and yet the media doesn't seem to feel it's important enough ( Read more... ) -
Because I'm "shallow" and "immature" LOL
There was a discussion today in dark_christian concerning an article posted on a church website. The article talked about blogging - the dangers of it, and whether it is appropriate or even Godly to keep a blog. I generally agreed with them about the dangers (posting too much personal info, exposing oneself to cyberstalkers, etc...), which IMO can be avoided by ( Read more... ) -
One of those rare public entry thingies
I know this should go without saying for anyone who knows me, but here goes ( Read more... ) -
Religious Tolerance (X-posted to my Myspace)
(Yeah I know I said I was taking a break from updating, but I have to rant, LOL)
Alright, if you don't agree with a particular religion, fine. State your reasons why you have a problem with them and be done with it. But don't whine and bitch about people being intolerant of your religious beliefs (or lack thereof), and then show the same amount of ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
I resent the fact that just because I am against illegal immigration and don't feel they should "just be granted citizenship" for breaking the law, that somehow makes me an uncaring, unsupportive person.
At least, this is what Cactus Jack from ILJ seems to think. He speaks of those who disagee with him of being judgemental, and that he is "talking ( Read more... ) -
An email I received from SaveDarfur.org
Well, this looks to be promising:
On Friday, President Bush told reporters that he is committed to taking the actions necessary to end the genocide in Darfur. The President's words are a welcome acknowledgement that the U.S. government has heard the call from Americans to protect those who can't protect themselves in Darfur ( Read more... )
